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the people shall govern. 0ur the people shall govern. our people have spoken. whether we like it or not, they have spoken. the anc�*s disastrous showing has thrown competition wide open for a coalition government to replace its controlling majority. the pro—business democratic alliance came second, with an agenda of free—market reforms, but it struggles to shake the image of a party for the white minority. the former president, jacob zuma, disgraced by allegations of rampant corruption, has made an extraordinary comeback, heading the newly formed mk party. the radical economic freedom fighters want to nationalise banks and seize white—owned land. so those are the options and we have now had the official announcement of the election result, confirming what we already knew. that means that the anc has two weeks to form a coalition with parties which have very different visions for the country.
guilty verdict against him in the new york hush money trial has led to a flood of new contributions into the tens of millions for his presidential election campaign. somebody is campaigning with them joining us and out south carolina senator tim scott. welcome back senator. >> thank you very much, good morning, shannon. shannon: will talk about this the republican spinach is going to motivate your base. angry voters are motivated voters and their anger about this verdict. political ads this sink trump simply cannot beat president joe biden's relying solely on the boats who think his legal trials are political scampi is only path to victory is a coalition that includes many republicans and independents who find him deplorable but think a second biden term would be even more so. so, what is the plan for president trump to reach out to people who may not love him at this point may be at nikki haley voters, independent others who are skeptics, other than the grievances what about campaigning on policy and reaching out to the spokes
would amount to a capitulation to hamas and that they wouldn't support it. they would pull their party's out of netanyahu's governing coalition if this deal goes ahead, now, if they make good on that threat, that would likely lead to the collapse of the government. the deal, if it does go through and hamas approves it with hamas right now, if that deal does go through to israel's knesset, the parliament here, it would no doubt still get through with the he support of opposition parties and leader of the opposition. you a lipid saying that he would support it. but inevitably after that, the governing coalition would likely collapse. there'll be fresh elections, elections, which opinion polls suggest minister benjamin netanyahu would lose. so that's something else. that's playing on his mind allison got gone. thank you very much. >> all right. with me now, as nicholas kristof, new york times columnist and author of the new book, chasing hope. a reporter's life, nick, great to see you let's start with the situation in the middle east. so today, national security council spokesman john kirby described where he says
very important leaders and hopefully rallying and even bigger coalition of international partners to support ukraine let's fight against the russians allison natasha, thank you very much for that update. >> well, this marks the start of a significant week for the biden administration on foreign affairs. the president is gearing up to visit france, part of the 80th anniversary of the d-day invasion, where he'll speak about the importance of defending democracy, but he's also preparing a policy shake fifth and border security here at home as white house officials closely monitor the presidential election underway right now in mexico soon as mrsa priscilla alvarez joins us now with more so priscilla, what does the white house hope to gain during president biden's visit to france well, this is certainly an opportunity for the united states to reaffirm its leadership on the world stage. that is something that president biden sought out to do as soon as he took office back in 2021. and this is getting another opportunity to do that. and as you mentioned, after he commemorates the 80th
political force. so the voters here see claudia sheinbaum key, who represents medina, the party lopez obrador's party as a continuation of those plants, those projects that he started versus sergio galvez, who is the opposition. and she's trying to take the country on a different direction and social galvez represents a coalition of parties that they saw how powerful modena was and they decided that the only way to defeat them was to present a unified front and yourself or what about public safety? i know that's one of the main issues as you say, driving voters. so have there been any incidents today so far? >> they have not reported any major instance. they institute of elections said that they've have, have had a few minor incidents, were waiting to see in which ones are those perhaps the worst of the cases was announced over the weekend in southern mexico to municipalities had to cancel
peace summit either. in fact, according to the us and the uk, china is actively supporting russia's war in ukraine. vive supporting its defense sector. so what president zelenskyy did not get everything that he wanted here today, including that important meeting with the chinese. he did say that he accomplished some very key things, including meeting face-to-face with some of these very important leaders and hopefully rallying and even bigger coalition of international partners to support ukraine in its fight against the russians. allison natasha, thank you very much for that update. >> so voting is underway in this historic election in mexico right now. and that will likely end with a woman leading the country for the first time. cnn's gustavo valdez and camila bernal are on this story for us. so gustavo urine, mexico city how is the voting going there hello, all this one. >> it's improving the national institute of elections has, now that only 10% of the polling stations have seen a more than three hour delay. things are
of rampant corruption, has made an extraordinary comeback, heading the newly formed mk party. the radical economic freedom fighters want to nationalise banks and seize white—owned land. so those are the options and we have now had the official announcement of the election result, confirming what we already knew. that means that the anc has two weeks to form a coalition with parties which have very different visions for the country. faced with that uncertain future are these young people injohannesburg, the generation for whom most is at stake. nearly 50% are unemployed. if we get somebody young, fresh, young blood, yeah, we're going to, i'm very much optimistic. it's going to be a beautiful country. i hope the ruling party is shaken as we want them to be. we just need the basics, like, just take care of the people. and to stay on their promises and keep their word, you know. we know they want to tell the money, let them tell the money, but let them at least do
our time, we're waiting for an official response from hamas. we would note that publicly hamas officials came out and welcomed this proposal. but the proposal has been met with vocal opposition. two key right—wing members of israel's coalition government have threatened to bring it down if the prime minister agrees to the latest peace deal offer. finance minister bezalel smotrich, here on the right, and national security minister itamar ben—gvir said they were opposed to striking any deal unless hamas was wiped out. last night in tel aviv, tens of thousands of people gathered to urge the prime minister to accept the ceasefire proposal unveiled by the us presidentjoe biden. groups of protesters were dispersed by mounted police and water cannon. our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega has more on how serious this threat was from these right wing ministers is to the israeli prime minister. benjamin netanyahu seems to be caught between two options ceasefire and coalition. unsurprisingly, two of his far right
of a party for the white minority. the former president, jacob zuma, disgraced by allegations of rampant corruption, has made an extraordinary comeback, heading the newly formed mk party. the radical economic freedom fighters want to nationalise banks and seize white—owned land. so those are the options and we have now had the official announcement of the election result, confirming what we already knew. that means that the anc has two weeks to form a coalition with parties which have very different visions for the country. faced with that uncertain future are these young people injohannesburg, the generation for whom most is at stake. nearly 50% are unemployed. if we get somebody young, fresh, young blood, yeah, we're going to, i'm very much optimistic. it's going to be a beautiful country. i hope the ruling party is shaken as we want them to be. we just need the basics, like, just take care of the people.
ministers have dismissed the deal that was proposed on friday by president biden for the war in gaza, describing it as unacceptable. the finance minister, bezalel smotrich and itamar ben—gvir, the israeli national security minister, have threatened to quit the government if the deal goes ahead. now, this could lead to the collapse of the coalition of prime minister netanyahu. now the head of the opposition has offered to support the government if those ministers do resign in protest. but this would make mr netanyahu dependent on the support of people who have been highly critical of him. mr netanyahu hasn't yet responded. since on friday, when this deal was announced, his office has issued only two statements, short and vague, without explicitly supporting the deal, which was described by president biden as an israeli proposal. now, the families of the hostages who remain in captivity in gaza